Fabre d'Églantine Philippe Fabre, known as (1750 -1794)

Advocate general in 1785 thanks to the support of the queen, he adheres to new ideas. He was present on July 14, 1789. Elected to the Legislative then to the Convention, he abandoned the Girondins for the Montagnards. On July 11, 1792, he proclaimed “The Fatherland in danger”. Danton's secretary, he perished with him on the scaffold. Author of the song It's raining, it's raining, shepherdess. He gave their names to the months of the revolutionary calendar (1793).

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Bonaparte family

Battle of Wagram (July 6, 1809)
The Battle of Wagram , in Austria, is the last great victory of Napoleon I, won over the Austrian armies on July 6, 1809 northeast of Vienna. This battle marked the end of the Austrian campaign and allowed Napoleon to reduce the fifth European coalition against France since 1792. The Grande Armée, w
Grégoire Henri called the Abbot (1750 - 1831)
Ecclesiastic, he was deputy to the States General of 1789 then to all the revolutionary assemblies, constitutional bishop of Blois in 1791 , he is the promoter of the abolition of slavery in 1794, he represented the Constitutional Church. He opposes the Empire, and becomes a great liberal figure. Hi
Marceau François Séverin Marceau-Desgraviers, known as (1769 - 1796)
As soon as the Bastille was taken, he joined the National Guard under the orders of La Fayette. As a general, he fought the Vendeans (victories at Le Mans and Savenay, 1793), then the Austro-Dutch at Fleurus (1794). He defeated the Austrians at Neuwied (1795), but in 1796, while ensuring the retreat
Merlin Philippe Antoine said Merlin of Douai (1754 -1838)
Elected to the States General, then deputy to the Legislative and conventional, he actively participated in the legislation committee. He was one of the architects of the Thermidorian reaction and of the Directory (director and member of the Council of Elders). Bonaparte, recognizing his skills as a